Interview with Peter Jackson, Director of the Lord of the Rings, at the 2002 BAFTA Awards

The transcript discusses the value of awards and nominations in the film industry, emphasizing the honor of being nominated. It highlights the challenges faced during filming, particularly due to adverse weather conditions in New Zealand. The speaker reflects on the difficulties of shooting in harsh environments and the desire for comfort during such times. The transcript concludes with anticipation for the crew and cast's appearance on the red carpet.

What does the speaker consider to be a great honor in the film industry?

• Being nominated

• Winning an award

• Attending the event

• Meeting the cast

What was one of the main challenges faced during filming?

• Lack of preparation time

• Weather conditions

• Budget constraints

• Technical difficulties

Where did the filming take place that posed weather challenges?

• Iceland

• New Zealand

• Canada

• Australia

What does the speaker wish for during difficult filming conditions?

• To be at home watching TV

• To have more crew members

• To be in a warmer location

• To have better equipment

What is the speaker looking forward to at the event?

• Watching the film

• Winning an award

• Seeing the crew and cast

• Giving a speech